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Due to the number of domain blogs I am writing for, I encourage you to take a look at my other blogs for related intellectual inquiries. I am most active on Postmodern Critic, which is not to underplay the constructive role Daily Inspirations, Relativity Watch and PADSOC play in my conceptual networks. Thank you very much for visting this site, and I hope you enjoy the rest of my writings



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A Fun Exam #1

May 26th 2007 22:19
Compose a question to ask a body of students out of the following phrases:

territoriality / bisexuality / rainbow / myth / Baudrillard


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CFP Mash #9

May 25th 2007 04:08
How do individuals and groups deploy these categories in oppositional and definitional ways to intervene in and challenge borders?

> New Directions in Critical Theory: (Re)Locating Borders: Negotiating & Constructing Identities (1/15/07; 3/3/07-3/4/07


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CFP Mash #8

May 22nd 2007 09:20
In what ways does repetition produce difference? How are we to re-imagine, re-invent, or re-read a text, a genre, or even a discipline?

> Re-imagining, Re-inventing, and Re-reading (grad) (2/15/07; MadLit, 4/20/07-4/22/07


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CFP Mash #7

May 22nd 2007 02:19
What can be gained by uniting normally separate fields of study? How does one decide which points of disciplinary intersection will yield the richest, most creative results?

What are the dangers of too much interdisciplinarity? At what point do comparative projects attempt to pull in so many theories, fields, languages, or literatures that they sacrifice intellectual focus or cohesion


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CFP Mash #6

May 21st 2007 06:39
In what ways has leisure participated in shaping knowledge? What exactly is the ontological
status of leisure in the 18th century? Is it a host of recreational activities or does it genuinely create new matters of inquiry? In this context, and along the lines of Dr Johnson's observation, the relation between 'prodesse' and 'delectare' should be negotiated: are the concepts 'prodesse' and 'delectare' relevant in the way that leisure activities present themselves or are presented? How does the opposition of 'otium' and 'negotium' inform and configure leisure activities?

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CFP Mash #5

May 19th 2007 02:16
How differently do people from various regions reflect on the experience? Given the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim veneration for the land, what role does religious belief play in the making of the geographical narratives? What social, theological, and/or political views do the narratives express? How might church or state governments utilize these views and to what purpose?

> Travel Narratives: East and West in the Holy Land (5/15/07; RSA, 4/3/08-4/5/08


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CFP Mash #4

May 18th 2007 23:53
The idea about our pivotal theme 'Theatres of Resistance' stemmed from a genuine interest in theatre¢s ideological efficacy; can theatre effectively challenge and/or change social institutions? Are the terms 'theatres of resistance' and 'political theatre' synonymous? Can theatre shake up the complacency of the audience and disrupt their habitual role as spectators/consumers?

> Platform eJournal of Theatre & Performing Arts: Reception (grad) (8/15/07; e-journal issue


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CFP Mash #3

May 18th 2007 01:58
What is the specificity of psychoanalytic knowledge and the psychoanalytic method? What is the relationship of psychoanalysis to other established and emerging disciplines and contemporary deployments of categories such as race, class, and power?

> The Analytic Scene: Translations and Transferences (grad) (4/9/07; 5/26/07


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CFP Mash #2

May 16th 2007 01:39
I want to explore what constitutes "healthy" pleasure in texts from this era; what are the
cultural uses of pleasure and what risks attend overindulgence in pleasure; how can pleasure lead or metamorphose into such dysphoric states as madness, hysteria, hypochondria, and addiction for writers of this era? What are the risks that attend the communication of pleasure?

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